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Happy Chinese New Year! Asia celebrates the arrival of the Year of the Dog

People burn incense at temples to pray for good health and fortune and flock to temple fairs to watch dragon dances and Chinese opera.

40 Dramatic Photos Of Sinkholes And Giant Craters That Swallowed Homes And Cars Around The World

We look at craters that have suddenly opened up around the world.

Chinese New Year: A fiery 2018 predicted for people born in the Year of the Dog, like Donald Trump

Donald Trump is a typical Fire Dog: hot-tempered, talkative and argumentative. Chinese astrologers predict his second year in office will be even more tempestuous than his first.

'No rules' football match turns Derbyshire town into chaotic two-day brawl

Ashbourne is home to one of Britain's oldest and bloodiest sporting traditions: the Royal Shrovetide Football Match, played every year on Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday.

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Southwest Airlines flight evacuated after blaze breaks out in power unit

Southwestern Airlines flight was carrying 139 passengers when it had to be evacuated at John Wayne Airport in Santa Monica.

Rio Carnival 2018 second night: Glitzy parades tackle serious issues

Behind the ostrich feathers and sequins, the parades tackle serious matters such as crime, corruption, drugs, poverty and intolerance towards the LGBT community.

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018 winners: Stunning sharks, shipwrecks and seahorses

A panorama photograph of motorbikes in a World War Two shipwreck in the Red Sea has won Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018.

Flight delayed for two hours after passenger nips out for cigarette

Passenger at Auckland Airport went for a cigarette break while at the gate and bypassed security upon returning.

In pictures: Donald Trump being shafted by a Russian bear, and other satirical Rose Monday floats

Germany celebrates its annual Rose Monday carnival in traditional fashion: with floats featuring huge, unflattering puppets of politicians.

Giant food fight as thousands throw fruit in medieval Battle of the Oranges

Teams throw 500,000 kilograms of oranges at each other as the northern Italian town of Ivrea marks the start of carnival season.

Rio Carnival 2018 night one: Eye-popping costumes and spectacular floats

Seven of Rio de Janeiro's elite samba schools danced through the specially-built Sambadrome on the first night of the city's famous Carnival parades.

Eurostar announces upcoming direct route from London to Amsterdam in under four hours

Eurostar has announced a direct line between London and Amsterdam opening in April, that will leave the cities less than four hours apart.

bioluminescent phytoplankton Big Sur California

Amazing photos of bioluminescent phytoplankton glowing blue in the sea in Big Sur, California

People living along the California coast are being treated to a living light show as tiny glowing phytoplankton light up the waves at Big Sur.

Boeing carrying 300 passengers plummets 30,000ft after cabin pressure failure

A passenger jet carrying more than 270 people was forced into a 30,000ft emergency descent after a failure in cabin pressure, a report has found.

Experience thousands of orchids at Kew Gardens' Thai tropical paradise

Escape to somewhere exotic and tropical this winter: the 23rd annual orchid festival at Kew Gardens in southwest London.

Amazing photos of 2018 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival queens wearing huge 80kg costumes on wheels

The spectacular costumes – covered in feathers, sequins and jewels – can be more than 5m high and weigh over 80kg.

Retromobile 2018: Beautiful rare classic and vintage cars go on show and on sale in Paris

In pictures: The most exciting cars on show at Retromobile 2018, including the Ferrari FXX, a stunning 1938 Bugatti and a pristine Ferrari 250GT Cabriolet.

Taiwan earthquake photos: Firefighters rescue people from buildings leaning at precarious angles

Photos show buildings in Hualien leaning at sharp angles, their lowest floors crushed into mangled heaps of concrete, shattered glass and bent iron beams.

Britons waste almost £1,200 a year stuck in rush hour traffic

Britain is 10th most congested country in the world as fed-up drivers spend average of 31 hours a year in slow or unmoving traffic.

Inside an eerie, abandoned ski resort near the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) in South Korea

The Alps Ski Resort was one of South Korea's first winter sports destinations, attracting tens of thousands of skiers every year, until it abruptly shut in 2006.

Berlin Wall 1961 to 1989: Pictorial history of the Cold War barrier and famous escapes

The Berlin Wall has now been dismantled for as long as it stood - 28 years, two months and 26 days, or 10,316 days in total.

China's Lunar New Year: Chaotic scenes as hundreds of millions of people travel home for holiday

The world's largest annual migration is underway as hundreds of millions of Chinese people head back home to celebrate the Lunar New Year with their families.

Venice Carnival 2018 photos: Best costumes and masks at this year's Carnevale di Venezia

IBTimes UK presents a gallery featuring the best photos of the most creative costumes and masks at this year's Venice Carnival.

Snow of the Century: Moscow blanketed in white after heaviest snowfall since records began

An average month's amount of snow fell on Moscow over the weekend, with the depth of the snow reaching 62 centimetres (24.5 inches) in some parts.

The Graphic City: A photography competition judged by Artificial Intelligence

IBTimes UK teams up with EyeEm for a photography competition focusing on the clean lines, shapes and compositions of minimalist architecture across the globe.

Ryanair to put Brexit clause in summer 2019 tickets

Ryanair will put a 'Brexit clause' into all tickets for summer 2019, in case a UK-EU deal on aviation is not agreed before the UK leaves the bloc.

The Spheres: Amazon's rainforest space may look cool, but wouldn't you rather work in an office?

Amazon says its "employees can work in an environment that's more like a tropical rainforest in the clouds than an office." Like that's a good thing.

In pictures: At Venice Carnival 2018, you're free to be what you want to be

Venice carnival costumes are changing. It's not just fabulous ballgowns for the ladies and black cloaks for the men. Why should the ladies have all the fun?

Peace declared in the sunbed wars? Thomas Cook launches pre-booked lounger scheme

Re-booking your sunbed will be trialled in the CanaryIslands next month and will be available in 30 hotels this summer.

Hundreds of chefs from around the world, all in chef whites, attend Paul Bocuse's funeral in Lyon

Legendary French chef Paul Bocuse, often referred to as the "Pope of French cuisine", died aged 91 on 20 January.

Australia day? Invasion Day rallies mark start of white colonisation

Invasion Day rallies to protest against Australia Day, the celebration of the start of white colonisation and persecution of Aboriginal Australians 230 years ago.